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endorsement

[en-dawrs-muhnt] / ɛnˈdɔrs mənt /


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It will be interesting to see if they all turn up at the party's Extraordinary General Meeting on Saturday, or if they do how many will be prepared to give public endorsements.

From BBC

The stock has risen 18% in 2026, buoyed in part by an endorsement from Michael Burry, whose bet against the housing market in the 2000s was chronicled in The Big Short book and movie.

From Barron's

Anthropic scored a major endorsement last summer when it won a contract worth up to $200 million from the Defense Department.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said Plaid's support of the budget was "not an endorsement" but "rather Plaid Cymru providing much-needed stability for public services".

From BBC

His endorsement comes as investors fret that rising memory prices will weigh on Fortinet’s margins and sales of its application-specific integrated circuits.

From Barron's